alberta, that province in canada has more oil and gas in all of america.infect one of the largest trading partners on the earth id $188 billion with flows froma alberta to thein u.s. to the refineries and shipped allries r ithe world and even some of ite comes back up to canada. as she likes to put it andit i think she was getting ahead of the narrative, very smart of her, look, we are in a long-term marriage in the united states.wt we are not dating.co we are married to. sometimes couples have problems and they get into a little tiff that because they have been married forever, they work it out. she has so far ahead of politicians and she came down tomorrow i'll go and joined her as she joined the room and they are glad to see her and know her well. she has a conservative. she is part of the red wavewi flowing througngh canada and kicked out justin trudeau. he has gone so what he says doesn't matter. trump understands thate in allf the liberal politicians that have gone toe hi see him, gone. she is smart. spain when i tell you what, if you can manage to s

>> small town. >> jon: from alberta, and they've been sleeping the whole time. they heard the name. bus going to alberta? where are we going here? you have the fires. >> we got the fires, jon. if the fires alone would have made canada the fourth largest emitter in the world after the united states, china, and india. >> jon: just the fires. >> just the fires alone. and this, you could see this coming ten years ago, as the insurance companies. and now we are dealing with this, which is why we need to act more broadly on the issue. >> jon: let me ask you a question on this because this speaks to what these republican politicians are saying. they keep saying, oh, this dei. loads of lloyd's of london, insurance companies. ten years ago, they change risk assessments. do they change the policies because they assess the risk of lesbians being in the fire department or did they go, climate change is happening, and these fires are going to be more damaging and they are going to happen more frequently? so we are going to be changing our rates and we are going to be dropping policies? which one

about 60% of energy brought into the united states comes from alberta. more oil than all of the united states. that is the union right there. that is an opportunity to do something incredible to strengthen both jurisdictions. do you talk about currency wisee and trading all the commodities in u.s. dollars anyways. you know, if u.s. canadians, hey, do you want to sell your sovereignty, identity, t passpo, ecothe answer is no end that is what the poll was. if you want to explore thein strongest jurisdiction on earth, they are interested. i don't have to listen to pollsters and i have 10 million viewers and they are intereste l and want to hear more. that is what we are talkingni abouont and i think trump has an interesting idea on union. that is the signal thatn, wdisregard the noise. >>o laura: kevin, we have to talk about tiktok because i know you are interested if this dealh actually does not go through where china gets to keep it through bytedance and interestine g shenanigans goingn behind the scenes about this. that you have a group of invests that y

alberta the province in candida has more oil and gas that all of america.the largest trading partners on earth with the united states, $188 billion worth of energy flows from alberta into the u.s. to the refineries and shipped all over the world, some of it comes back to canada, as she likes to put it she was getting ahead of the narrative very smart of her, we're in a long-term marriage with the united states, were not dating we're married sometimes couples have some problems they get into a little tiff but because they're married they work it out. she's so far ahead of canadian politicians because she came down to mar-a-lago and i was lucky enough to join her -- she worked the room she met many of the cabinet members glad to see her and know her well, she is a conservative and part of the red wave that is flowing through candida right now the conservative wave that kicked out justin trudeau. he's gone what he said doesn't matter in trump understand that the liberal politicians went to see him gone. it's a good outcome, she is smart. trey: i'll tell you wh

it happened in the central province of alberta. more than 65 people had been injured in the last. so don's government says it's um it has liberated the strategic safety of why the model in the south of the capital, how to governments spokesperson says soldiers on now advancing to clear pockets of the power military rapids the pulled forces, the head of the r a suff, has responded to the defeat saying, we have lost around, but we have not lost the bottle somalia. and if you, if you have agreed to restore relations off the talks and addis ababa, the announcement was made during the visit to ethiopia by some of the as president . how some chase, mohammed's talks with these here as prime minister abbey awesome edward described as positive the man who led the federal case against donald trump on charges of trying to overtime. his defeat in the 2020 election has resigned. special council. jack smith is stepping down from the justice department just days before trump takes office smith. also ava sold the case against drawn from mishandling classified documents, but he dropped both cases

stuart: you just met with trump and the premier of alberta in canada. that's the canadian province, daniel smith. you met in mar-a-lago. you discussed developing the world's largest data center in canada. is that what you're talking about amongst other things? >> by the way do i not look fabulous in that don johnson, miami vice suit? stuart: i didn't notice. >> it's just beautiful. stuart: you have a uniform. >> i know but i thought that day was so sunny and beautiful i said i'm wearing something funky chicken so i enjoyed it. the discussions we had were really about alberta being the number one trading partner in the united states. trump wants to build the pipeline. she's the queen bee of the pipeline. i wanted her to have a personal relationship with trump and the administration. the only way to do it was to go to mar-a-lago. that woman knows how to work a room. that's exactly what she did over two days, and i think she now has something no other canadian politician has right now. a personal relationship. even though it may be adversarial so it's the

alberta has more oil than all of the united states. that's a union right there. that's an opportunity to do something incredible to strengthen both jurisdictions. then you talk about the currency, why isn't it common? we are trading all these commodities in u.s. dollars anyways. if you ask canadians hey do you want to sell your sovereignty, your identity, your passport, the answer is no, that's what the poll was. if you ask them if they want to explore an economic union that makes the strongest jurisdiction on earth, yeah, they are interested. i don't have to listen to pollsters. i have 10 million followers i asked them myself. they are interested. they want to hear more. that's what we are talking about. i think trump has an interesting idea on economic union. that's the signal. disregard the >> jesse: kevin, we have to talk about tiktok. because i know that you are interested >> laura: if this deal actually does not go through where china gets to keep it through bytedance, and interesting shenanigans going on behind the scenes about this. but you have a group o

people having killed in an explosion at a gas station in yemen, it happened in the central province of alberta. more than 65 people had been injured in the blast. saddam's government says it's army has liberated the strategic city of what month to the south of the capital, how to governments spokesperson says soldiers are now advancing to clear pockets of the power military rapids support forces. the head of the r, a sub has acknowledged the defeat somalia and easier to be. i have agreed to restore relations off the talks and addis ababa. the announcement was made during a visit to a c, a p, a by somali as president hoss and shake mohammed talks with ethiopia as prime minister, i'd be ok made were described as positive. there's a headlines stay with us the the hi. i'm steve clements and i have a question with both the republican and democratic parties offering is real, unconditional support, as it designates life and causes a day by day. can the palestinians expect any change after in all your ration day? let's get to the bottom line. the in his last few days in office president joe biden has

i strike you the home in the alberta refugee camp. the number of casualties is not clear. this really ministry killed 2 palestinians using heavy artillery and israel has repeatedly foamed refugee comes across the strip. a temporary hesitate just now that there was already war. please continue to targets . different areas in several areas across the global ship, the siege on another and part of the gaza strip. continue to the 100 day. so far we're talking about $100.00 days without food, without water, without aid and also without medicine. and it's not only the, those policies that have been trapped for the $100.00 days are barely eat, able to receive any of the food or water or even the medicine. now the situation there is also horrifying because there's no ambulances, there's no rescue workers, and policy and use are on able to reach those who have been targeting. we're talking about thousands of policy. you still trust under the rubble till this moment is another in parts of the gaza strip. but also in the central area. the situation is not any better where palestinian

we talked to premiere of alberta yesterday and she is interesting person and wants a great relationship with united states. and conservative party leader, they want a great relationship with america. they will have to get off the woke, progressive garbage trudeau has been doing and maybe they can find a way to work together. >> carley: and who the next will be will face this 25% tariff threat. we'll see where this is going. mcdonald's, latest company to pull back on dei policy. announced they are retiring aspirational goals and pausing surveys and mutual commitment to dei pledges and renaming diversity team to global inclusion team, not sure what that will do. this is pendulum swinging. not the first company and sure it won'ting the last. >> as long as they are not just renaming, if they are getting away from race-based, quota based policies that don't work. in a job environment, what people want to know is their co-workers are there because they are italented, competent ad not because they check a box. good for them if they are getting rid of it, can we promise never to go back to what

the president-elect met with alberta premiere and kevin o'leary.ed it a friendly conversation, trump said he wants to make canada the 51st state. president-elect is working hard to get a hostages deal in the white house. it could be coming closer and trump said all hell will break loose if innocent hostages are not released by january 20th. coming soon. inauguration preps are underway and we know confirmation hearings start on tuesday. >> brian: i know, thanks so much. vice president-elect j.d. vance says america is closed to illegal immigration as soon as trump takes office next week. >> brian: this is with just days to go. what are they doing? they are out of a job, here with reaction, rachel campos-duffy. great to see you. if you are in el salvador, sudan, get to stay? >> rachel: i never believe the numbers coming out, it is probably more than that. you get to renew your work permit and will not be deported for 18 months. what is wrong with el salvador? they are claiming -- well, in venezuela, you have chaos and could say there are problems ther

g7 meetings supposed to happen in alberta, canada n june. a lot on the plate here. minister really putting a personal touch on this, saying, look, i had a discussion with my three children at dinner last night. and that's when i made the decision. something we all know he did not want to do. >> jeff, to bring you in on this. it wasn't that long ago, it was november 29th, where trudeau met with donald trump at mar-a-lago. we have seen trump belittle trudeau, right? he posted on truth social that he was the governor of the great state of canada. you know, they've had a tumultuous relationship over the years. and now you have trudeau resigning as the leader of the liberal party in canada. >> reporter: certainly an extraordinary move, and one that was likely not on the mindset of the prime minister as he traveled down just in the weeks after the election, as you were saying, pamela. that was a chance for justin trudeau, perhaps look for a lifeline from donald trump for his own leadership in canada. that, of course, did not happen. shortly after that dinner in mar-a- lag

intriguing me about relationship with canada right now absolute blast of advertising, from ontario and albertau.s. tv, i am wondering whether trying to reinsure americans we have got a economic ties in canada or specific policies province are hoping to achieve. >> -- ready to respond to trump's concerns advertising campaign is -- to biden people paper, canada united states built whether the -- defending border free trade agreement renegotiated by president trump sacrifices world war i, and ii, canada lost a lot of soldiers in afghanistan only country to bomb syria, and iraq, isis targets mulroney did a great example taking paper to new level, american economy boom for years after that. maria: a great point all around good to have you this morning thanks so much. >> great to be with you. stay with us. we'll be right back. . (luke) alright, let's settle down, everybody. now that we have a completely new homes-dot-com with a beautiful new design— and the most in-depth info— all we need now is a new name. (marci) do we? (luke) so, we're gonna lock the doors and stay late until we find that name th

study out of alberta showed that one-third of all people in an area with a wild fire had long term mentaloking at millions of people have shown this again and again. remember, that fire in 2020 burned over 4 million acres, and this one here is just getting started. smoke, sh, short term health ri, particulate matter and fertility issues and worsening lung and heart problems. charlie: seeing a lot of people wearing goggles because of embers flying around. how important to keep your skin covered? >> that's hugely important and in a time we should promote use of n95 mask and it was 65 degrees in la county this morning and air conditioning should be on and you should be in store as much as possible and getting the air filters they work and there's a run on them and hard to get the air filters to work and getting as far away from the fire and most importantly, charlie, this is insidious and spreads for miles beyond the initial area. charlie: all right. dr. siegle, thank you for joining us this morning. >> great to see you, charlie. charlie: fox corporation made a 1 million donation to the wild

maybe we just take saskatchewan and alberta because the fact that they don't want to become part of americaes me want to make them dug forward the premier of ontario, canada, joins me now appear all right premier by the way i love your brother we did an interview, great guy. what's your problem with the united states absorbing canada. >> first of all jesse, you know, i love the u.s. i love americans and i get it. president-elect trump is a real estate tycoon he has made billions but that property is not for sale a simple as that bear but i have a better idea jesse why don't we create and make sure it's the richest wealthy is most proper -- prosperous jurisdiction anywhere in the world we have the critical minerals in the energy and electricity but -- that america needs and there is only one place i want to sell it to that's the u.s. >> you could sell it to us or we could on it together and that is a choice we can all make together. you say this isn't for sale but everything has a price. the million dollar man says that. can you think of this more as a merger instead of an acquisition? don't

french speaking quebec and hard wired for socialism and alberta, saskatchewan and hard part of manitobaer and yukon much those are like america and a lot more money together with american capital and can do producing minerals and other things in oil and energy from those central provinces that be the current ottawa government. liz: really interesting. christian whiton. always interest stuff. elon musk is calling out and taking out tyrannical far left leaders in europe saying you're becausing your taxpayers. we have economist don plus kin here and and said europe needs an elon musk and his reality checks. we have the latest in the new royal involving elon musk. stay right there, that's coming up next. ♪ now enjoy the vip treatment — a 3% ira match on retirement contributions. (auctioneer) 11 million sir. (man) once they discover their privileges are no longer exclusive... their fragile reality will plunge into disarray. ♪ [speaking in french] elizabeth: 47 president macron, criticizing elon musk, elon musk has been calling out europe's far left, and tyrannical leaders, don luskin is here

i don't want ontario, but i would like alberta.y have got whale and they are conservative and i like the northwest and then at that and take control from alaska to northwest charters through greenland. we went control the entire arctic ceiling with the u.s. military. i think that would be awesome. >> john: that idea economic -- let's talk about the transition because donald trump is very upset what joe biden has been doing the last few days. listen to what he said. they are they are inheriting a difficult situation from the outgoing administration and thee trying everything they can to make it more difficult. and i have been disappointed to see the biden administration's attempt to block the reforms of the american people that they voted for. >> john: the majority of the america electorate voted for donald trump because they like his policies. biden is doing everything he can is seems to come up the work of the white house. >> 100% every president tries to lock in his legacy and get judges confirmed for the elections and spend the

the president-elect seen here meeting with alberta premier danielle smith and kevin o'leary, a canadianan and the star of "shark tank." trump says canada soon could be the 51st state. >> we're in a long-term marriage with the people of the united states. we're not dating. we're married. sometimes couples have some problems. they get into a little tiff. but because they've been married forever, they work it out. >> but they say the conversation went well about canada, and the trump team is eyeing greenland. the president-elect says controlling the world's largest island is necessary for our national security. his son, don junior, was just out there the other day wearing a make a america great again hat and talking to people in greenland as vice president-elect j.d. vance says there's a deal to be made here. >> i think there actually is a real opportunity here for us to take leadership to protect america's security, to ensure that those incredible natural resources are developed and that's what donald trump is good at. he's good at making deals. and i think there's a deal to be made in gr

donald trump met with the premier of alberta, canadian, danielle smith, along with her friend kevin o'learythe meeting was a mar-a-lago, kevin called trump a gracious host and says he shot a 68 in differently round of golf. biden's national security advisor jake sullivan is trying to defend the botched withdrawal from afghanistan. >> the strategic call president biden made looking back for years history has judged well and will continue to judge well if we were still in afghanistan today americans will be fighting and dying. retired four-star general jack keane will respond to that. espn host stephen a smith fed up with governor gavin newsom and l.a. mayor karen bass, he wants the two to resign. >> after what i've seen. when you're hearing about an environmentalist compelling him to protect smelt and little fish and salmon at the expense of l.a. citizens of california citizens, i don't need much else than that. >> tell us how you feel stephen a smith. the next guest signifiers exploded quickly and lost his home because of the speed of the fires movement. california resident tells us exactly

took a real nose dive after that, and we talked with a number of canadians as well as the premier in albertaalled for justin trudeau to do exactly what he's doing today. on december 30th, listen to what she told me, listen to this. >> facing a president who has a four year mandate, we certainly need to have a leader here who has an equal mandate, a four year mandate so these negotiations can continue and there's the credibility at the table. reporter: she wanted that consistency as president elect donald trump would like to see the trade more balanced between the u.s. and canada as well as border security in canada. now, the canadians announced a $1.3 billion border security package and don't know if that's enough for president elect trump, he's not said if the 25% tariffs will be imposed but again, we have maybe more fallout from the pressure both externally and internally inside canada of what justin trudeau has now done. he will resign as soon as they find a new leader for their party and their country. back to you. stuart: edward lawrence at the white house under snowy conditions. thank

alberta alone does 185 billion of energy into the u.s. but we're the largest partners together on earth. there is a lot of good things about that relationship. canadian people are intrigued with trump's suggestion not to give up sovereignty by a stronger economic union. low hanging fruit. combining currency. giving a couple of seats the bank of canada to the fed and eliminating tariffs on milk and dairy and any east/west, north/south. a lot of opportunity between the two countries. i know trump knows that. whether my request fell on deaf ears, i don't know. i would very much like to see just a pause while we get the new guy in place and we go to work. i think -- i'm an investor on both sides. >> bill: you see a shift going on out there. i know you watch the markets in u.s. and canada and overseas. you can see a bit of an adjustment. i don't know if you heard what van jones said. i want to roll it. watch. >> i don't understand why anybody is mad at trump about this. i'm serious. if trump wants for canada to become the 51st country it would

oh, welcome, alberta. they will do something that just screws it.something in here too, congressman, i want to ask you, isn't there a certain something freeing for the democrats right now, having nothing to do with the republicans and their infighting and all that -- i follow this relatively closely, enough to look like this now. i am 27. i follow it relatively closely. i don't know who is in charge of the democratic party. i don't know the direction you are going. isn't there something enlivening about the opportunity before democrats right now, to rethink, to have that opportunity, almost a rumspringa, if you will? you won't control the judicial, the congress, the executive. you have the opportunity to recreate what this party will be going forward. is there a process for that? is there a desire for that? >> yes, and being the minority definitely is a lot more fun. it invites a lot of creativity and you know, it is a riot in the prejanuary 6th sense of the word. >> jon: that is not a slogan that is going to fly with most minorities. most minoritie

. >> is the biggest of all a study out of alberta's said one out of three people coming out of the wildfire a huge study nature communication looking at a million people in california after the wildfire and this may be the worst yet it's in the city, the city of los angeles shows long-term effects of anxiety, posttraumatic stress and were not even mentioning the first responders, the firefighters people putting their lives on the line trying to get community together they are heroes in the situation but they have long-term mental health issues. stuart: quickly and new study showed a calcium and a glass of milk lowered the risk of colorectal cancer lowered it 17%. colorectal cancer is rising among people under the age of 50. can you tell me what is behind that? >> it is rising because of poor diet this is a really important study. it showed that alcohol is increasing the rates and were seen a lot of alcohol and drinking going on, fatty foods increase in the rates of colorectal cancer. decreasing the rates appear to be calcium but it's not the milk is a calcium in the milk they were careful t

the tires used in alberta, canada, for the shale recovery are made in lexington, south carolina, my hometown. these are very nice michelin tires. 12 feet high, $100,000 each. so the we want those canadians to buy more tires. i see real change and the securing of the border. three years ago i was at del rio. it was horrifying. i was visiting national guard troops and i asked the border patrol agents, how many people across on the transcript watch list? and -- terrorist watch list and they said we're not allowed to tell you. it's thousands. and president biden himself has said that lone wolf could kill thousands. whether it be convicted murderrists, or rapists coming in, so the border will become secure. even before he came in and he didn't mean it as a threat but a promise to our canadian and mexican allies that they would see what tariffs mean if they don't insist on the border and they are. it's in their interests too. i worry about mexico itself being thoroughly equipment -- corrupted by billionaire cartel operations so what we're doing is helpful to the people of mexico. >> in terms of --

this weekend the premier of alberta, canada.e is live at the white house with more. >> president joe biden may be seeing his foreign policy legacy slip away. he will talk about that at the state department today. we'll be listening for what the president is not going to say. he is likely going to talk about his support for israel. he will not say that he held back some weapons from the israelis. the president calling for a cease-fire talking about russian sanctions finally designed to go after russian oil sales. he won't mention the invasion happened on his watch. >> president biden: as i said, he has his own problems economically, significant problems economically, as well as politically at home. and so i decided to do everything i possibly could within my power and authority to give ukraine every advantage it could have to be able to sustain support for an independent ukraine. >> one post on truth social last month president-elect trump changed the relationship with china now which is coming to the table to help on border issu

. >> trump, meanwhile, has been busy holding court in mar-a-lago, meeting with everyone from albertaanada premier to john fetterman. according to "the washington examiner," trump called fetterman, quote: a common sense person, which is beautiful. trump also spent days attempting to unite different factions of the house g.o.p. conference in order to advance his agenda. one day mingling with spending hawks to the freedom caucus. telling republicans from new york, new jersey, and california, to find a number to increase state and local tax breaks. >> he agrees the cap on salt needs to be lifted. it did have a negative impact on states like new york on the report jack smith's team supreme court could weigh in. we could find out in the next couple hours tonight. bret? >> bret: details about inauguration day? >> that's right. so we found out that country superstar carrie underwood will be performing america the beautiful during inauguration and remember that garbage truck that went viral because the president elect rode it during the campaign trail. well, fo foxes is has now learnd that th

alberta premier kevin smith and kevin o'leary.tar of shark tank who says the two countries have a great partnership. listen. >> as she likes to put it and i think she was getting ahead of the narrative. very smart of her to say look, we're in a long-term marriage with the people of united states. we are not dating. we are married. sometimes couples have some problems. they get into a little tiff. but because they have been married forever they work it out. rest of the hostages held by hamas back home. we heard trump recent days. >> what does that look like. number one, it means enabling the israelis and final couple of battalions and hamas in their leadership. it means very aggressive sanctions and financial penalties on those who are supporting terrorist organizations in the middle east. it means actually doing the job of american leadership. >> trump has said is he expecting to soon meet with russian president vladimir putin on sunday trump's pick for national security adviser mike walls saying the meeting would really be focuse

he said alberta is prepared to return the favour, after 115 of california's firefighters came to helpamiliar with firefighting efforts — these pictures are from july 2024 in the city of jasper, where a fire burned 96—thousand acres, destroying nearly 360 structures. mr sajjan says that in addition to the 60 firefighters already deployed, officials are working to send more resources in the days ahead. and we can go live now to harjit s sajjan, who is president of the king's privy council for canada, in addition to the minister of emergency preparedness. you have offered a lot of support to california authorities, given canada's experinece of fighting widldfires, what sort of presence does canada have there currently? as we stated this is what good neighbours do and california and other states have always been there for canada during our wildfire season and in canada we have a lot of experience injasper is one of these examples when it comes to these examples when it comes to these types of fires when it comes to extreme wind. so we're sending our best and most experienced to provide su

she was facing up to 30 years in prison over the charges of father alberta in russia. the representatives and leasing in finland to discuss ways to protect critical infrastructure. latasha bought the reports now from helsinki. so will the leaders of both take nato countries are discussing ways that they could bolster security in the bold take? see not this follows a series of sabotage acts on, on the see infrastructure cables on pipelines that have happens in the recent weeks and months. they'll also be talking about how they can best to respond to russia. so cool shadow fleet. these are aging time cars used by most go to carry oil and gas to try and evade wisdom sections. well, one of these time, cuz you can see behind me of the ego as tanka was seized by finish, also receive. they say they believe it is pause or rushes shadow fleet. they also believe it is responsible for a sabotage act. on december the 25th, they say that it's possible that this time cause and could drive to level the c bed . and savage cables connecting finland. and it's starting to exactly the sor